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Our 2020-24 Strategy for Cricket This Strategy Will Be Delivered in Partnership with the Game OUR 2020-24 STRATEGY FOR CRICKET THIS STRATEGY WILL BE DELIVERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GAME Cricket is a game that unites communities and improves lives. It has been inspiring generations for hundreds of years. Whether through the drama of a Test Match, a tight finish at a local club, or a game on the beach or in the park, cricket has been evolving all the time as the world has evolved around us. In England and Wales our game has never been in a better position: we have 2.5 million players, 10.5 million followers and over one million people attending cricket annually. Our Women’s team are World Champions and our Men’s ODI team are ranked number one in the world. Our Test Match audiences are the envy of the cricketing world. We have firm foundations upon which to grow; a strong county network covering England and Wales, new broadcast partnerships delivering greater reach and revenue, and commercial partners who share our vision of the power of cricket. In short, we have an unprecedented opportunity to support the core, grow the game and make sure that cricket remains relevant for generations to come. This plan has been built in partnership with the whole game and the whole game will ensure its success. It is a plan that will be delivered by County Cricket Clubs and Boards. It balances the need for the sport to continue to serve its loyal fans with extending cricket’s appeal – particularly to younger audiences and women and girls. It will see more invested in our sport than ever before, with initial investments of at least £½ billion going into the county and recreational game. The competition for cricket has never been greater as the global battle to capture our attention intensifies. The world is changing WELCOME FROM around us; by 2030 it is forecast that 88% of us will live in towns and cities, technology and connectivity is transforming our choices for how we spend our leisure time, and attention spans are shortening. TOM HARRISON Modern society expects diversity and inclusivity, not as a ‘nice-to- have’ but as a pre-condition of any business. We cannot not duck ECB CHIEF EXECUTIVE the realities of the challenges we face or the opportunities we have. This five-year plan for 2020-24 sets six clear priorities for how we OFFICER tackle those challenges and outlines a range of key activities. It is also a plan that can adapt and flex to the fast pace of change. And crucially, it respects and protects the traditions of the game that we all value, whilst setting out how we can attract the next generation of fans who are the future of the sport. It will give the whole game a bright future. All of this will be delivered in partnership with the game, united behind a clear purpose: to connect communities and to inspire current and future generations through cricket. INSPIRING GENERATIONS 2. 3. OUR STRATEGY TO INSPIRE GENERATIONS Cricket in England and Wales has seen strong growth since the launch We will deliver on cricket’s purpose and of the strategic framework for the game – ‘Cricket Unleashed’ – in 2015. ambition through six priorities: ‘Inspiring Generations’ builds on the strong foundations laid by ‘Cricket Unleashed’, and this document lays out the strategy to GROW AND NURTURE THE CORE grow cricket in England and Wales between 2020-24. Ensure that there is a thriving county network at the heart of the domestic game At the heart of this strategy is a single unifying purpose, which gets to the core of what the game can do for society both on and off the field. This is coupled with an ambition for what success looks like by the end of this strategic period INSPIRE THROUGH ELITE TEAMS to ensure that our game is in an even stronger position than it is today. Create and celebrate the heroes at the pinnacle of the elite game MAKE CRICKET ACCESSIBLE Give more people the opportunity to engage with cricket more often OUR PURPOSE: WE CONNECT COMMUNITIES AND OUR 2024 AMBITION: ENGAGE CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IMPROVE LIVES BY INSPIRING A GENERATION INSPIRED Inspire a new generation of players and fans to develop a love for cricket PEOPLE TO DISCOVER AND SHARE TO SAY THAT THEIR PASSION FOR CRICKET ‘CRICKET IS A GAME FOR ME’ Cricket is a special game. Fast and slow. Long and Our single biggest challenge during this period is TRANSFORM WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ CRICKET short. An art and a science. A test of body and mind. to inspire a new generation to believe that ‘cricket is Drive cricket’s progress to becoming a truly gender-neutral sport A team game, where individuals perform. It is a simple a game for me’. We want to encourage more young game, with layers of complexity. people to form a lifelong relationship with cricket from an early age, to be passionate about the game And whilst it is just a game, it is also so much more throughout their lives, and to pass this passion on SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITIES than that. for generations to come. Use our purpose to connect communities and improve lives more broadly across society It has respect, resilience and leadership at its heart, Beyond just a new generation, we want people and allowing the game to transcend age, gender, race communities to be united by the feeling that cricket is and ability. It connects communities and improves a game for them. This transcends simply participating, lives by bringing people together, and binds them volunteering, following or attending, and gets to the through a shared passion for cricket. It delivers heart of how people perceive cricket – as a game that profound mental, physical and cultural benefits has something to offer everyone. Underpinning the six priorities will be measures taken to and can help to positively shape the individuals, secure the long-term sustainability of the game. The global communities and societies involved. and domestic sports market is dynamic and ever-changing, so It allows everyone to discover their own unique passion we must ensure that cricket in England and Wales has strong for the game – the moments and memories that are passed on for generations. structures and robust finances both now and in the future. It is these qualities that we want to harness. We will ensure cricket’s purpose is at the heart of all of our decision-making so that the game itself can thrive, whilst also driving positive social change. Girls and boys, women and men, young and old, in the inner cities and beyond the suburbs; cricket is a game that belongs to us all. We will work as one game to take cricket forward, unified by this belief. INSPIRING GENERATIONS 4. 5. CRICKET TODAY Cricket has been played in England and Wales for over five centuries. The passion for the game across the length and breadth of the land has ensured that it is a distinct and valued part of our cultural heritage. But what does cricket in England and Wales look like today? 18 First Class 42,000 County clubs (FCCs) Volunteers, including 10,000 officials 20 NOW IS THE TIME TO National 6,500 County clubs Recreational cricket clubs BUILD ON CRICKET’S (formerly Minor Counties) STRONG FOUNDATIONS Colin Graves, ECB Chairman 39 MCC Cricket Boards Marylebone (CCBs) delivering the Cricket Club recreational game locally England Teams Charitable We have put in place the strong foundations needed to grow cricket in England and Wales. Today, we are 29 (Men’s Red Ball, Men’s White Ball, internationally respected by the other national cricket boards for the progress we have made in increasing our Premier Leagues partners reach and revenue through our new broadcast partnerships, for nurturing a strong domestic game and for our Women’s, Physical Disability, Learning Disability, Visually Impaired, Deaf) forming the top tier Chance to Shine international on-field success. This success will ensure that we continue to have a significant role to play in of club cricket and Lord’s Taverners shaping the future of the global game, working closely with the International Cricket Council (ICC) and other 7 national cricket boards. All of this gives us the strong platform we need to deliver this new strategy. Men’s Ashes victory World Record white-ball scores 1.2m Children ICC Women’s World Cup in 2015 and #1 ranked Men: 481/6 – 50 Over (June 2018) M K % winners in 2017 2.5 213 30 ODI team Women: 250/3 – IT20 (June 2018) Players 460k through Women South Asian Chance to Shine Strong growth Year-on-year growth in Over four million children 9.4m Adults in participation for M the number of women have come through Chance M 50 1.7 5-8 year olds through 10.5 Average age Subscribers to ECB playing cricket to Shine since 2005 All Stars Cricket Followers 1.1m Children (vs 34 globally) YouTube channel 82% Male M % 500 million+ video views Launch of South Asian New strategic partnerships M 2.4 115 on ECB digital channels Action Plan in May 2018 with Sky and BBC 1.1 Total annual Growth in T20 Blast Attendees (Unique) 94% White British attendance (2018) attendance since 2012 INSPIRING GENERATIONS 6. 7. WHAT WE FOUND The Insight The Opportunity GROW AND NURTURE THE CORE The 39 cricket clubs and boards are the primary delivery partners for cricket, covering both the professional and recreational game. Sustain and grow the role of WHAT WE DID a thriving county and club The geographic spread and local knowledge of these delivery partners gives us a great cricket network opportunity to inspire a passion for cricket across the length and breadth of England and Wales.
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